Effective payroll and human resources management is a key success factor for any business in Canada. Compliance with complex and ever-changing labor laws requires a professional approach and in-depth knowledge.
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In the area of payroll management and human resources, our company offers the following services:
We offer payroll services, ensuring that payroll payments are accurate and timely, and that all calculations comply with Canadian legal requirements.
Whether your company operates in Canada with one employee or dozens, we can provide you with a fully managed standardized payroll service.
Our company offers services to develop employment contracts and agreements customized to your business and fully compliant with Canadian law. This includes:
We offer services to analyze and update your current employment contracts and internal policies to keep them up to date with the latest changes in law and HR practices. This process includes:
Our company offers comprehensive HR administration services for businesses in Canada, ensuring that all processes and documents are fully compliant with legal requirements. Our services include:
We strive to ensure that your HR processes are not only legally flawless, but also as efficient as possible, contributing to a stable and productive working environment. Our goal is to take the burden of HR administration off your business, allowing you to focus on development and growth.
We provide expert advice and practical support to ensure your payroll system is fully compliant with Canadian law. Our services include:
In the area of labor relations, disputes between employers and employees can arise for a variety of reasons, from working conditions to dismissal issues. Our company offers professional representation in labor disputes, ensuring that our clients' rights and interests are protected at all stages of the process. Our approach includes:
We make every effort to protect the rights and interests of our clients, striving to minimize the negative impact of employment disputes on their business. Our goal is to ensure that each client receives a fair resolution of their case, based on a deep understanding of labor law and many years of experience in this area.
Drafting an employment contract is a must for any and every employment. It serves as a crucial document that manages the employees by laying down the duties, responsibilities, rights of both the employer and the employeAll Canadian provinces and territories have enacted legislation setting out minimum standards that govern the basic terms and conditions of employment, including minimum wage levels, vacation and holiday pay, hours of work, leaves of absence, notice periods for termination, and, in some jurisdictions, severance payments. Employers and employees are not permitted to contract out of these minimum standards, which are contained in the following legislations:
Alberta: Emplument Standards Code (RSA 2000, Chapter E-09)
British Columbia: Employment Standards Act (RSBC, c 113)
Manitoba: Employment Standards Code (CCSM, c E110)
Northwest Territories: Employment Standards Act (SNWT 2008, c 13)
Nova Scotia: Labour Standards Code (RSNS, 1989, c 246)
Nunavut: Labour Standards Act (RSNWT (Nu) 1988, c L-1)
Ontario: Employment Standards Act (SO 2000, c 41)
New Brunswick: Employment Standards Act (SNB, c E-7.2)
Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan Employment Act (SS, S-15.1)
Yukon: Employment Standards Act (RSY 2002, c 72)